Top Headlines
06/01/2012
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- Israeli, Palestinian negotiators to meet Monday for second round of direct talks (Haaretz)
- Arab monitors to stay in Syria despite “mistakes” (Reuters)
- ‘Egypt will abide by Israel peace deal’ (Ynetnews)
- Can Iran close down the Strait of Hormuz? (Daily Telegraph)
- Seoul and Tokyo seek to ease Iran oil ties (Financial Times)
- Primaries open new front on Iran (Financial Times)
- ‘Arab deal has failed now UN must back no-fly zone for Syria’ (Scotsman)
- Olmert indicted over Holyland development scandal (Jewish Chronicle)
- Economic diversification: Reimagining the future (Economist)
- Egypt’s elections: Patience and steady nerves required (Economist)
- Airport Security (Economist)
- Screws tighten on Iran as big buyers shun its oil (Reuters)
- Analysis: Iran could close Hormuz — but not for long (Reuters)
- Israel bars 12 “extremist” settlers from West Bank (BBC Online)
- Israel’s ex-PM Ehud Olmert faces new corruption charges (BBC Online)
- Israel police denies provocateurs operating among settlers (Haaretz)
- Israel, U.S. to hold major missile defense exercise (Haaretz)
- Red Sea ‘electronic fence’ to foil Sinai terror attacks (Jerusalem Post)
- Haredi rioters stone buses (Ynetnews)
- Analysts: Oil price ‘super-spike’ if Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz (Israel Hayom)